Council tax bands in DN20
DN20 is billed by North Lincolnshire, West Lindsey. Bands are set by the Valuation Office Agency on 1 April 1991 values, and each band is a fixed proportion of the local Band D charge.
DN20 council tax by band, 2026-27
Based on the average Band D charge for North Lincolnshire (£2,348), West Lindsey (£2,354), including local and major precepts. Your bill can differ slightly by parish.
| Band | 1991 value | North Lincolnshire | West Lindsey |
|---|---|---|---|
| Band A | Up to £40,000 | £1,566/yr | £1,570/yr |
| Band B | £40,001 – £52,000 | £1,827/yr | £1,831/yr |
| Band C | £52,001 – £68,000 | £2,088/yr | £2,093/yr |
| Band D | £68,001 – £88,000 | £2,348/yr | £2,354/yr |
| Band E | £88,001 – £120,000 | £2,870/yr | £2,877/yr |
| Band F | £120,001 – £160,000 | £3,392/yr | £3,401/yr |
| Band G | £160,001 – £320,000 | £3,914/yr | £3,924/yr |
| Band H | Over £320,000 | £4,697/yr | £4,709/yr |
A Band D home in North Lincolnshire pays about £2,348 a year, or £196 a month over twelve instalments. Most councils spread the bill over ten months by default, which works out at £235 a month.
Find the band for one address
Our free checker returns the VOA band recorded for any home in England and Wales, together with the estimated annual bill for that band in its billing authority.
Frequently asked questions
How much is council tax in DN20?
A Band D property billed by North Lincolnshire pays £2,348 in 2026-27. Band A is two-thirds of that, and Band H is double.
Why is my band based on 1991 values?
England has never revalued for council tax, so every band still reflects what the property would have sold for on 1 April 1991. Wales revalued once, to 1 April 2003 values, which is why it has an extra Band I.
Do the bands include water or precepts?
The figures here include local and major precepts such as police and fire, and parish precepts on average. Water charges are billed separately by your water company in England and Wales.
What discounts can reduce the bill?
A single adult in the property gets 25% off. Full-time students, people with severe mental impairment and some carers are disregarded entirely, and empty or unfurnished homes may get a short exemption.